I agree. How many people in the bottom wealth quintile earn $200K+/year? Probably not a great portion, but definitely not zero. When Americans think about "we

I agree. How many people in the bottom wealth quintile earn $200K+/year? Probably not a great portion, but definitely not zero. When Americans think about "wealth" inequality, do they consider the distribution of asset levels, or the distribution of income and the implied potential to accumulate wealth at various levels? Perhaps the ever "improving" social safety net reduces the risks associated with having no wealth (savings)? Another commenter noted the woman who, with her 55" TV in the background, complained that she could not afford to pay to heat her home. I'm sure there's some governmental program (or some government-mandated assistance from the utility companies) waiting to help her out.